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    • a4xrbj1a4xrbj1
      ·02-01 17:22
      Why is this not mentioning their losses with Bitcoin at all? That MSTR is always buying Bitcoin at the highest price of that day (instead of buying it at the lowest price). They are moving the price up as there's not enough momentum outside of MSTR buying Bitcoin, evidence by the recent drop and that even long-term holder of Bitcoin are selling now.

      Earning Preview: Strategy’s Revenue Is Expected To Decrease Slightly, And Institutional Views Are Favorable

      Abstract Strategy will release its quarterly results on February 05, 2026 Post Market. The preview consolidates recent financial metrics and forecasts for revenue, margins, and earnings per share,...
      Earning Preview: Strategy’s Revenue Is Expected To Decrease Slightly, And Institutional Views Are Favorable
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    • a4xrbj1a4xrbj1
      ·01-30
      Not a good move but not unexpected to have him selected a yaysayer. Will Warsh the independence of the Fed is at risk. Let's hope the Congress agrees with me and denies him, time to show Trump he can't rule the country like a King!

      Trump Picks Former Fed Official Warsh to Run Fed

      Trump on Friday said he had chosen former Federal Reserve Governor Kevin Warsh to head the U.S. central bank.
      Trump Picks Former Fed Official Warsh to Run Fed
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    • a4xrbj1a4xrbj1
      ·01-29
      All I'm saying it's way under a 2 PEG now, 60% under the average WS analysts price target. Company and outlook looks fine to me.

      ServiceNow Logs Higher 4Q Profit as Subscription Revenue Climbs

      ServiceNow recorded higher profit in its latest quarter as subscription revenue continued to grow double digits, a trend the company expects to continue this year.The cloud-based software company said Wednesday subscription revenue rose 21% in the fourth quarter, and projected roughly the same growth rate for the year ahead, topping analyst estimates. The metric makes up the bulk of the company's topline.The results and forecast come as a number of big deals, including plans to buy cybersecurity startup Armis for $7.75 billion, trigger worries over whether ServiceNow's organic growth is slowing as it moves into more areas outside of its core business.Finance Chief Gina Mastantuono said ServiceNow's recent acquisitions create new opportunities, and strengthen its ability to put artificial intelligence to work securely across customers' businesses."Make no mistake, our strategy, complete with a disciplined focus on margin expansion, remains unchanged," Mastantuono said. "But the ambition
      ServiceNow Logs Higher 4Q Profit as Subscription Revenue Climbs
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    • a4xrbj1a4xrbj1
      ·01-29
      Well, seems the WS analysts are playing catch up as usual. They can't predict future earnings or stock prices, they are actually quite horrible at it. That's why they ALWAYS adjust their price targets based on recent stock move, not on fundamentals though. Oh, did I mention that they love to fantasize about future profits and revenue opportunities, no matter how unlikely and unrealistic they are? Looking at you, Tesla stock promoters

      ServiceNow (NOW): New Buy Recommendation for This Technology Giant

      In a report released today, Mike Cikos from Needham maintained a Buy rating on ServiceNow, with a price target of $155.00. According to TipRanks, C...
      ServiceNow (NOW): New Buy Recommendation for This Technology Giant
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    • a4xrbj1a4xrbj1
      ·01-29
      SpaceX also invested $2 billion in xAI, a competitor to OpenAI, The Wall Street Journal reported last year. Comment: "It's pretty clear now that Musk's xAI company is in deep trouble financially, burning Billions each quarter with little more than generating child porn pictures as a "product".

      Musk says Tesla to end production of Model S, Model X electric vehicles

      This content was created by MarketWatch, which is operated by Dow Jones & Co. MarketWatch is published independently from Dow Jones Newswires and The Wall Street Journal.
      Musk says Tesla to end production of Model S, Model X electric vehicles
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    • a4xrbj1a4xrbj1
      ·01-29
      SpaceX also invested $2 billion in xAI, a competitor to OpenAI, The Wall Street Journal reported last year. Comment: "It's pretty clear now that Musk's xAI company is in deep trouble financially, burning Billions each quarter with little more than generating child porn pictures as a "product".

      Tesla Shares up 2.6% Premarket After Q4 Results

      Tesla Shares up 2.6% Premarket After Q4 Results
      Tesla Shares up 2.6% Premarket After Q4 Results
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    • a4xrbj1a4xrbj1
      ·01-29
      SpaceX also invested $2 billion in xAI, a competitor to OpenAI, The Wall Street Journal reported last year. Comment: "It's pretty clear now that Musk's xAI company is in deep trouble financially, burning Billions each quarter with little more than generating child porn pictures as a "product".

      Tesla Tops Estimates For Quarter, But Wraps Up First Annual Revenue Drop On Record

      Tesla (NASDAQ:TSLA) reported quarterly earnings of $0.50 per share which beat the analyst consensus estimate of $0.45 by 12.36 percent. This is a 31.51 percent decrease over earnings of $0.73 per share from the same
      Tesla Tops Estimates For Quarter, But Wraps Up First Annual Revenue Drop On Record
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    • a4xrbj1a4xrbj1
      ·01-29
      SpaceX also invested $2 billion in xAI, a competitor to OpenAI, The Wall Street Journal reported last year. Comment: "It's pretty clear now that Musk's xAI company is in deep trouble financially, burning Billions each quarter with little more than generating child porn pictures as a "product".

      Tesla Sales and Profits Drop, but EV Maker Still Beats Wall Street Expectations -- WSJ

      By Becky Peterson $Tesla(TSLA)$'s revenue fell 3% in the fourth quarter as the company lost its lead as the world's leading electric vehicle maker to China's $BYD(BYDDY)$. Tesla...
      Tesla Sales and Profits Drop, but EV Maker Still Beats Wall Street Expectations -- WSJ
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    • a4xrbj1a4xrbj1
      ·01-29
      How is Tesla going to fund all the R&D and AI spending? It's just putting money from a publicly trade company to Musk's money loosing so-called AI company xAI which really only does produce illegal child porn and nothing else much. That's not sustainable, yes, they have the cash right now but they're already cancelling production of 2 out of their 5 models (ONLY). Next will be Cybertruck as producing 20k per year is a loss making business. Then Giga Berlin factory will be closed as it's at 60% capacity only and with downward trend. No new cars planned as per Musk. No Robotaxis still, only ride sharing with humans in the car. This whole AI shit is going crazy.

      Investors Punish Big Tech AI Spending That Delivers Slower Growth

      Investors punish Big Tech AI spending that delivers slower growthBy Aditya Soni and Deborah Mary Sophia
      Investors Punish Big Tech AI Spending That Delivers Slower Growth
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    • a4xrbj1a4xrbj1
      ·01-23
      This guy either has a listening problem or he's totally ignorant to European law. We don't allow test software in vehicles to try out. Unlike the US, we do care for the lives of our citizens. So won't happen, The Netherlands has already corrected him last time when he lied.

      Musk Expects Europe, China to Approve Tesla's FSD System Next Month

      Jan 22 (Reuters) - Elon Musk said on Thursday he expects Tesla to receive European approval for its Full Self-Driving (FSD) advanced driver assistance system by next month.The approval would mark a...
      Musk Expects Europe, China to Approve Tesla's FSD System Next Month
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